Launch of new models 2026
Sustainable Instruments and Accessories
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Instruments and accessories for a limited time only!
Enjoy music in a more conscious and sustainable way, and inspire a new generation of musicians who care about the future of our planet.


It's not just an instrument.
It's a new way of making music
Rekithara is a company dedicated to creating musical instruments and accessories made from recycled materials. It is born from the union of traditional craftsmanship and new technologies, where innovation, design, and sustainability come together.



Circular economy and authentic recycling:
At Rekithara, we apply a circular economy model based on authentic plastic recycling and upcycling, where every stage of the process is designed to maintain or increase material value and preserve its life cycle.
Upcycling means transforming recovered materials into new products of higher value or functionality, extending their use without degrading their physical properties.



Plastic Recovery and Revalorization:
The process begins with the collection and classification of recovered plastics, mainly ABS, PP, and cellulose acetate, which are separated by type, color, and density.
Each material is then cleaned, shredded, and fused under controlled temperature and pressure, preserving chemical compatibility and thermal stability.
As a result, the material is not compacted or sent to final disposal, but reintroduced into a sustainable production cycle, with full traceability and the ability to be recycled again in the future.
This approach reflects a true technical and environmental commitment, ensuring that each instrument responsibly integrates recovered materials that remain part of an active circular value chain.

Polypropylene
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Lightweight (reduces the final weight of the instrument).
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Resistant to shocks and deformations.
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True recyclability without degradation.
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Vibrant and varied colors
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3D filament made from recycled ABS
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Excellent rigidity and dimensional stability.
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Ideal for accessories: knobs, backplates, lids, etc.
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Authentic recycling without losing properties.

Cellulose acetate (cigarette butt)
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Each pickguard is unique: one-of-a-kind designs.
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Premium polish.
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Organic material with great aesthetic value.
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Ideal for decorative lids.
A new generation of musical instruments
Discover how innovation, design, and recycled materials come together to create electric guitars and basses with purpose.

Recycled Plastics Reinvented
We transform recycled plastics into high-quality components, such as pickguards, caps, knobs, and hardware, giving new life to discarded materials. Each piece is unique, with its own story and one-of-a-kind design.
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Reclaimed and responsibly sourced wood
We use reclaimed wood whenever possible, and when larger volumes are required, we exclusively source from responsible and certified suppliers. This ensures stability, sound quality, and the responsible use of natural resources.
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Innovation applied to music
Each instrument is crafted using a combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. From design to final assembly, every detail reflects dedication, precision, and an unwavering commitment to sustainable innovation.
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Action, knowledge, and recognition
Rekithara actively participates in national and international spaces dedicated to addressing plastic pollution. From the UN Intergovernmental Committee to local initiatives such as Uruguay Sostenible, we work with a strong technical foundation and a circular vision. Our efforts were recognized with a Special Mention from Uruguay Circular, reaffirming the authenticity of our environmental commitment.
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"Thank you for being part of the beginning of Rekithara.
Your support will always be remembered as the first note of a beginning where innovation, design, and sustainability come together to redefine the way music is made.
Alejandro Montossi










